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Hey!
In the very near future all my windows and the patio door are going to be replaced. My parrots (and also bunnies and dogs) are going to stay at my mom´s house, when the work is going on (and afterwards to ensure the safety of the birds).
My landlord has told me that everything is already painted but that the company will be using acrylic sealant. It is supposed to not have a strong smell (according to what I have been told) but they also said that “everyone is different and need to see for themselves” …so I am not sure exactly how much smell there will be. Also, they are naturally talking about smell from a human perspective and not from an extremely sensitive bird’s perspective.
So, does anyone have any idea, as to how long I need to keep my birds out of my apartment after they have finished changing everything. Just to make sure there is no risk of harm to my beloved feathered kids.
Also, do I need to take toys etc. out as well…are there any risks of the smell to get “stuck or whatnot” on their toys and somehow be harmful after the fact… (sorry, if I am being silly, I just want to make sure that my boys will be safe)?
Thanks.
/Animallover_84
In the very near future all my windows and the patio door are going to be replaced. My parrots (and also bunnies and dogs) are going to stay at my mom´s house, when the work is going on (and afterwards to ensure the safety of the birds).
My landlord has told me that everything is already painted but that the company will be using acrylic sealant. It is supposed to not have a strong smell (according to what I have been told) but they also said that “everyone is different and need to see for themselves” …so I am not sure exactly how much smell there will be. Also, they are naturally talking about smell from a human perspective and not from an extremely sensitive bird’s perspective.
So, does anyone have any idea, as to how long I need to keep my birds out of my apartment after they have finished changing everything. Just to make sure there is no risk of harm to my beloved feathered kids.
Also, do I need to take toys etc. out as well…are there any risks of the smell to get “stuck or whatnot” on their toys and somehow be harmful after the fact… (sorry, if I am being silly, I just want to make sure that my boys will be safe)?
Thanks.
/Animallover_84